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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
10
Fractured ad text appears with multiple insertion rules and pricing notes for The Evening Huronite. The page references address like Burana Western and details about payments, deadlines, and “Too Late to Classify” policy. It also includes a pardon notice from South Dakota and school board nominations with names and terms.
Japan promotes industrial development and free trade arguments in Brazilian press amid constitutional immigration debate. Dispatches cite Nippon propaganda, tariff concerns in the United States, and rising Japanese exports to Brazil, including 24 000 settlers and a 1933 trade increase. United States remains Brazil’s top partner, with Britain, Argentina, and Germany following.
Gettsburg reports several carloads of machinery arriving for blacktop highway route No. 77. Work begins stripping gravel pit for material. About 5 for 60 local men may be hired. trucks with compensation licenses scarce. Queen City Construction Co. holds contract for about two miles of surfacing.
Showers starting last Thursday have produced 4.62 inches of moisture, per A W Toomey, weather observer. Rainfall covered the region with heavier totals in the north and eastern parts of the county. Between five and east million tins were filled with food in this country an npually.
An old sewing pattern advertisement touts a cape as transformative for wearers with or without a cape. It details Pattern 1909 sizes, fabric yardage, and price, plus a summer pattern book offer. It also lists multiple local notices of travel, visits, births, and engagements among residents.
Local residents recount visits and travels across Miller Ree Heights Huron and Mitchell. Ed Riemath and family host relatives while others return from trips fishing school business and out-of-town family duties. Notables include superintendent changes upcoming summer plans and a Legion auxiliary pop pie sale.
Wessington Springs and nearby towns report visits and comings and goings. W. Springs businessman A Raebel hosted, Mrs. Madden of Woonsocket visited A F Pinard, Ray Phifer moved to Huron for work with the telephone company, Marion Farrington did business in Moron, and Dr. Tesedason spoke to the Kiwanis in Tuncheon. Attendees included E J Calendine, Phifer, and Lawrence Nelson. Fragments note J Webb winning an attendance prize, Mrs. Landman returning home from Minnesota and Hancock, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shultz of Pasadena visiting relatives before California departure.
Shoppers and visitors reported in the Huron and Watertown region. Cavour Magnus Bchanann shopped in Huron on Monday. The Harrison Halls of Water Town visited the F E Johnson home, with Amanda Hall and Beverly Hall of Sioux Falls joining them to Watertown. Len Williams, a Cavour business caller, delivered a tent north of Yale. J Fredrickson of Sheffield also called in Cavour. John Rauth lost a horse after a train struck his wagon near Atlas Elevator, heart failure suspected. A large plate glass at J H Alvey’s storefront blew out during a storm but storm windows were installed and damage was minor. F B Bramwell of Huron called on Wednesday afternoon, Howard Stout and Maynard Sweet plan to leave Madison Thursday to join the National Guard at Rapid City.
SISSETON June 1 Trial of defendants on riot charges linked to mortgage foreclosure disturbances was to begin in Roberts county circuit court. Judge L Fleeger of Parker will preside. An injunction case against about 100 United Farmers league and Council of Unemployed members seeks to stop further interference with foreclosure proceedings.
Beadle Coury Abstract and Title Co furnishes transfers showing EN Wilson to Ind Order of Foresters HW 71 110 62 Sigrid Wistrad to Ind Order of Foresters Wi 21 10 62 F R Bramwell to Merritt Wood Huron 1 Lot 1 2 Bloodgoods Addition to Huron
Iowa veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic arrive in Des Moines for the sixtieth annual GAR encampment. The gathering marks a milestone in postwar veterans' activities with ceremonies and reunions planned.
Donna Gabriel a trapeze artist deceives partner Madeline Siddal in a complex ruse for a romance. Madeline’s marriage to Con David spirals to murder and blackmail. Bill Siddal grows jealous and questions Donna as Grandfather Siddal suffers a stroke. Donna faces exposure as anonymous letters threaten their marriage while Mrs Planter’s enmity looms over a fragile home.
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